admirable

That it's this admirable is a really bad sign.

The level of harassment you put up with is obscene, and that you continue to stick to your guns in the face of it is admirable.

Don't get me wrong, that's admirable, but from a business stand-point, not from a user-experience stand-point.

A feminine society is one where quality of life is the sign of success and standing out from the crowd is not admirable.

"I think attempting to do this - knowing that people will criticize the methodology - is admirable.

One is an admirable goal for a whale of a company and the other is a stubborn denial of contrary opinions.

I think that this... > One of the most admirable things about hackers is their ability to accomplish great things without - or in spite of government.

Dentistry is important so it's admirable that Bob ignores the criticism.

It's not an easy balance to strike, and, given the circumstances, Wikipedia's historic track record is quite admirable.

But that's your problem to address, and of course you're free to take whatever chance you please, and waste however much time suits you, in pursuit of that admirable end. Me, I'll just keep shoveling everything into a big cheap bucket, on the off-chance I'll need to fish something out later on.

And it's true that overcoming your own objections to seek, and stick with, treatment for such a severe personality disorder is both impressive and admirable.

If he is, I guess all those mega-rich CEOs of the Samsungs, Ford, General Electics of the world are also so admirable because they 'charitably' continue to work when they financially don't need to.

While you clearly want to believe that you aren't infringing copyright, which is an admirable sentiment, you obviously aren't taking advantage of "fair use" by giving your users direct access to copyrighted music under your own branding.